Browsing: International law

In the realm of international investment, the stakes are high for both investors and states alike.
Investors seek stable environments conducive to profit-making, while states aim to protect their
sovereignty and regulatory autonomy. However, the clash between these interests often leads
to disputes, ranging from breaches of investment agreements to expropriation claims.

Introduction Child labor remains one of the most persistent social and legal challenges in many developing countries. Both Zimbabwe and…

Introduction Human trafficking is reckoned as the most severe and most fundamental breach of human rights of the last century,…

Introduction These days, the line between war and peace is a blur. It’s not just armies facing off anymore. You’ve…

Examines AI weaponization, UN regulation of autonomous weapons, legal gaps, and the urgent need for human control in warfare

Introduction The conflict in Gaza, ignited by the horrific attacks of October 7th, 2023, and escalating into a devastating Israeli…

Explores how WTO rules and FTAs shaped Indian business law through key cases like Novartis and the solar cells dispute, balancing trade and sovereignty.

Introduction In 2015, the United Nations General Assembly implemented the 2030 Agenda of Sustainable Development, a transformative international framework, which…

Introduction Ever since the United Nations (UN) was formed in 1945, it’s been the principal global organization for peace and…

Introduction: Understanding the Right to Development (RtD) The Right to Development (RtD) integrates human rights, economic justice, and global equity.…